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24 Nov 2020, 08:13
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Hi guys,
I got accepted to Queen's and Schulich for their accelerated MBA program and just wanted to get some feedback on which school to pick.
Schulich has more flexibility in terms of which courses to choose, while the curriculum for Queen's accelerated program is pre-set. The tuition fees for Schulich is also much less than the cost for Queen's. However I've heard that Queen's MBA has better reputation than Schulich. Is that true?
I got accepted to Queen's and Schulich for their accelerated MBA program and just wanted to get some feedback on which school to pick.
Schulich has more flexibility in terms of which courses to choose, while the curriculum for Queen's accelerated program is pre-set. The tuition fees for Schulich is also much less than the cost for Queen's. However I've heard that Queen's MBA has better reputation than Schulich. Is that true?
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25 Nov 2020, 04:06
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Hi,
Congrats on your admissions. They are both great schools and like with most multiple offers, you have identified the key differences between the programs. The main thing for you to consider would be which career pathways are better supported with your program of choice. Tuition fee is a consideration but not if you think long term. In order to help you with your research, look for similar profiles to yourself on LinkedIn and see how many people are working in the field of interest for you.
Hope this helps,
Don't hesitate to contact me should you have any further questions.
Congrats on your admissions. They are both great schools and like with most multiple offers, you have identified the key differences between the programs. The main thing for you to consider would be which career pathways are better supported with your program of choice. Tuition fee is a consideration but not if you think long term. In order to help you with your research, look for similar profiles to yourself on LinkedIn and see how many people are working in the field of interest for you.
Hope this helps,
Don't hesitate to contact me should you have any further questions.
25 Nov 2020, 07:41
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Thank you, this is definitely something I should do.
I'm just wondering how much better is the reputation of Queen's MBA in comparison to Schulich? Is it so much better that it's worth the higher costs and less flexibility?
I'm just wondering how much better is the reputation of Queen's MBA in comparison to Schulich? Is it so much better that it's worth the higher costs and less flexibility?
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